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November

2017

Rudston

Newsletter Also available, in full colour,

on line at :- www.rudston.org.uk/newsletter

This month’s Newsletter is

kindly sponsored by:

John & Kathy Rawlings

And Derek Tanner

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Editor’s Le�er Dear Everyone,

Firstly, I must apologise for the lateness of the September is-sue. The newsletter was ready for printing on October 1st and actu-ally went on line….then we had problems with the printer. I realise that some copies had ugly lines going through a few of the pages. We did a some spare copies, so if anyone would like an “unblemished “one, please give me a ring or send an email. Thanks as usual to all those who have sent articles in to me. We had a newsletter meeting earlier in the month and discussed whether or not we should be thinking about a bi monthly newsletter. After much consideration, we decided to leave things as they are for now. Again, I appeal to anyone who has a news or indeed some-thing of interest, regarding our village to get in touch. You don’t have to write anything, if you don’t want; just let me have the facts and I will attempt to write an article around it. Also, if you have a new neighbour, please let me know and then we can write a welcome in the newsletter. There are lots or activities in the village and I’m sure new comers would like to read about them. Last month we had an advert from Trish Arnold who does pilates classes in many of the villages. I popped along to the Kil-ham class several months ago, following a leaflet drop. I am not the most agile of people and thought that it may be an hour of sheer torture! However I was wrong. You do have to work hard, but only at your own level. Trish, pilates teacher, always stresses that you only do the actions that are good for you. At least I can now get on the floor to play with my grandchildren...a great improvement after my hip injury 2 years ago. Admittedly, I don’t leap up afterwards, but can revert to the standing position without too much fuss! It is at 9.30 on Monday mornings, so if anyone wants to come along with me, please give me a ring or email. This month’s cover photo features the new village notice board, sponsored by the Parish Council, and professionally made by Albert Pritchard with help from his son in law Alan Byfield. Right. That’s enough from me. Hope to see everyone at the bonfire on Doug’s field on November 5th.

Sue Tompkin sunic911@gmail.com

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Advertising Business advertising is charged per issue at the following rates:

1/4 Page £2.50 1/2 Page £5.00 Full Page £10.00 Contact the editor to discuss your requirements.

Please make cheques payable to - Rudston Newsletter. Treasurer: Shirley Harland

Useful Phone Numbers - Local Services

MediBus 01482 395533 - E-mail: richard.willis@eastriding.gov.uk

Library Van From 18th October... Wednesdays, Long Street around 11.20am to 11.50am. Then 4 weekly.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council Customer Services Centres:- Town Hall, Quay Road, Tel: 01262 422500, Fax: 01262 422509

Driffield: Council Offices, The Library : 2-4 Market Pl,

Driffield YO25 6BW Tel: 01377 254160

James Cole - Milkman, delivers daily - 01262 609486

Chris Rudd - Wet fish, Wed. around 9 am - 605489, Mobile 07798 652675

Trade Directory Stephen Cooper - Joinery & uPVC improvements - 420811 or 0 7590206629 Stephen Ward - Deep tissue sports, and remedial massage 07855951857 Neil Jenkinson - Plumber 420839 or 07856291737 John Rawlings - TV-Video-Satellite Sales & Repairs 07974674489 or 01262421906 Beech Electrical - East Gate…. For all repairs and installations 07984133095 or 07958356205 Neil Garfitt - Plumbing & Heating 07845994283

A&C Building - All aspects of building & home improvements, Services plumbing, electrical, kitchens, roofing, bathrooms.

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For Younger Readers

Puzzle Solutions

Word Wheel PARKIN

General Knowledge 1. Yo yo

2. Animals in Dr. Doli�le

3. The Village People and The Pet Shop Boys

4. Sandwich Islands

5. The game Monopoly

6. . Phil Collins

7. Neutrinos

8. El Nino

9. Long distance running

10. Peter O'Toole

1 Houses of Parliament 8 Guido

2 James 1 9 King ordered a search of the cellars

3 Duck and Drake 10 York is the home town of Guy Fawkes

4 Thomas Percy

5 Put a Catholic on the throne

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7 1605

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Vicar: Rev Glyn Owen (01262) 420313

Reader: Mr. John Walker (01262) 603170

Curate: Rev James Trowsdale (01262) 490148

Rudston with Boynton, Carnaby & Kilham

Church services and events for November 1st 10.30am (All Saints’ Day) Holy Communion 2nd 7.30pm (All Souls’ Day) Holy Communion + Commemoration of the departed 5th 9.30am Holy Communion 12th 9.30am (Remembrance Sunday) Morning Prayer 11.00am Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial 19th 9.30am Holy Communion 26th 10.00am United Parish Communion at Boynton

There is a service of Holy Communion every Wednesday Morning at 10.30am followed by coffee.

There will be a Service of Holy Communion on Thursday 2nd Novem-ber (All Souls’ Day) at 7.30pm. This will be a special service to com-memorate loved ones departed. There will be a list at the back of church for people to add names to be read out during the service.

You are invited to a Pre- Christmas Coffee Morning at Romano, Kil-ham Road, Rudston, by kind invitation of Wendy & Tony Proctor, on Friday 1st December from 10.00am until 12 noon. Tickets £3.00 are available from Wendy (01262) 420602 or Jean Corner (01262) 420622, or at the door: - everyone is very welcome - raffle, games & good company. All proceeds to All Saints Church, Rudston.

A word from our curate, James Dear Friends It is getting to autumn and the leaves are falling and the days are growing shorter. This time of year is often a time for reflection which for many causes a tear to be shed. Remembrance Sunday often reveals a pub-lic expression of grief and thankfully these days weeping in considered to be a positive thing to do; to show how we feel and not be ashamed to do so. Continued on page 4

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Tears in the Christian faith are also a positive way in which we can express things that words cannot and in the Bible there are many example of tears being shed to express a deep emo-tion. Our Lord Jesus wept on many occasions; at the home of his friend Lazarus, as he entered Jerusalem, and in the Garden of Gethsemane. Tears are unique; in the Eastern tradition of the Church tears were accorded priority, perhaps on account of the empha-sis on the heart as a vessel of the Holy Spirit. They are a silent way of learning and loving; a positive thing because as well as tears being seen as way of surrendering, of dying, it is always in the context and in the hope of new life and resurrection. They are a way of embracing darkness in order to receive light. And the source, the object of these tears is the light of the resurrec-tion that shines beyond the cross, transforming sorrow into joy. Tears mark the tension and transition between being and becoming. When we weep, we stop; tears are an opportunity to slow down and to stop, to be silent and simply to be. They are a tangi-ble manifestation of our conscious contact with God. Do not be ashamed therefore to shed a tear; our Saviour wasn’t because through tears, we receive the light of Christ with-in; we are en-lightened; through tears, we receive the life of the Spirit within; we are in-spired; Then, tears – like Heaven itself –flow from within as the surprise of new life, marking the dawn al-so of new light. Thanks be to God.

Revd James Trowsdale

Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Gifts

The shoebox appeal is being organised by Chris Shanks this year. These boxes make such a difference to every child who receives one. Please have your shoe boxes ready before November 13th and take them to White Cottage Eastgate, leaving them in the coal house adjoining the main house. Thanks Chris

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Articles and letters to the editor; Sue Tompkin, Northside

House, East Gate, Rudston, Tel 01262 420705 email sunic911@gmail.com

www.rudston.org.uk

Telephone numbers, postal and email addresses printed in the Rudston Newsletter, are in the public domain. The publication may be read by people from outside the village, either in paper form or viewed on the website. Contributors please note that the deadline for articles, letters and notices for the December/January Newsletter, is 26th November. Any received after this time may be omitted but included in the next issue, if appropriate. The above does not apply to bereave-ment notices and messages, which will be included if at all possi-ble.

Village Hall

Coffee Shop

The coffee shop is open on a

Thursday morning

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B Q Z C O T M W L F H X D U G V J S Y E

Answers page 17

For Younger Readers

Rearrange the missing letters, to find Bonfire Night

food

Word Wheel

Gun Powder Plot Quiz 1 What did Guy Fawkes and consoiritors plan to blow up? Buckingham Palace, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey

2 Which king did they attempt to kill with their plot?

James 1, Henry 11, Charles 1

3 Which pub did they use for their meetings? Dog & Bone, Duck & Drake, Duck & Dog

4 Who was the leader of the plot? Thomas Percy, Guy Fawkes, Robert Casey

5 What were they trying to achieve? Restore Tudor dynasty, Make England a republic,

Put a Catholic on the throne

6 How many barrels of gunpowder were used? 36, 46, 56

7 What year did the Gunpowder Plot take place? 1505, 1605, 1655

8 What name did Guy Fawkes use when joining Spanish Army? Giuseppe, Gundry, Guido

9 Why didn’t the plan work? Couldn’t light the fuse, King ordered search of cellars, following

an anonymous letter, They decided not to go ahead.

10 Why do people in York tend not to burn a “Guy” on the bonfire? York is Guy Fawkes home town, Don’t like the mess afterwards,

Health & Safety issues.

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At the September meeting Dr Pete Wilson gave an excellent presentation on “Cawthorne Roman Camps” When you read this we will have had the October meeting with a presentation by Dr James Ly-all on “Treasure Under Your Feet” Our next meeting will be on Thursday 23rd November when Marga-ret Jury will tell us about “Workers’ Paradise”. This talk, based on Margaret’s original research tells the story of local people who trav-elled to the other side of the world in search of a better life. The meeting is held in the Village Hall at 7pm. All are welcome; admis-sion including refreshments is £2.

The next meetings are as follows:-

♦ Thursday December 21st "Christmas Evening” Hands on. Bring your own treasures complimentary seasonal refreshments this evening. ♦ Thursday January 25th Michael Mortimore "Boynton’s Airship

Pilot" ♦ Thursday February 23rd Dominic Powesland “People of the Vale of Pickering” ♦ Thursday March 24th Rick Hudson – “Disappearing Bridling-

ton – Hospitality”

BRIDLINGTON YOUNG FARMERS CLUB

ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH

Saturday 18th

November

Li�lethorpe Farm, Rudston YO25 4JF

On the Burton Fleming road

Ploughing starts 9.30am

Spectators Welcome – parking on the field

Catering available

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Village Hall Post Office

We are desperately trying to sort out issues with the post office. It is unacceptable that we are without our post office

and hope that it will be resolved as soon as possible.

Village Hall Committee

Sunday 5th November We are lighting a bonfire on Doug's

field (near church)

There will be hot dogs, hot chocolate

We are only

allowing spar-klers, so no fire-

works

free entry to eve-ryone to the

event Teresa

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Puzzles and Quizzes

General Knowlegde 1. The name of which toy translated means "come come"? 2. Too-Too, Dab Dab and Chee-Chee are some examples of what? 3. The song title 'Go West' has been a hit for which two bands? 4. What tasty name did Captain Cook give the Hawaiian Islands in 1778? 5. 'Rich Uncle Pennybags', a round old man in a top hat, serves as the mascot for what? 6. Who played the drums in Band Aid's 1984 Christmas hit, 'Do They Know It's Christmas?'? 7. The scientific world has been turned on its head recently with the discovery that what may be capable of travelling faster than the speed of light? 8. In meteórology, which term means 'the boy'? 9. In which sport did the 'Czech Locomotive' Emil Zatopek excell? 10. Which Irish actor was nominated eight times for an Oscar and never won, a record? Answers page 17

Spot the two differences

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WORDSEARCH

B E U R O P I A N E U R O L K A N H Z O S E P N A E L I H C R D P G U C R P E S C K M A N G P L I S U T M O I R Z O N D E J I A N F G L A J E U E R F L P W R Y A Z I T T N O G C U I H Y L A E H P Z A E R E N H N D C T A L Z G K R O N E U S L A Y S N I L I F H S I N A D M E B L I Z T O L A R G E N T I N E P E S O N D E N E L B U R N A I S U R A L E B A N G O L A N K W A Z A P O I D H A G N I L L I H S N A Y N E K G A M B I A N M A L A Y S I A N F D A L A S I S N R I N G G I T A Z E R B A I J A N M A N A T P

Missing Word for October HARLEQUIN RASBORA

AFGHAN AFGHANI EUROPEAN EURO ANGOLAN KWAZA ARGRNTINE PESO AZERBAIJAN MANAT BELIZE DOLLAR DANISH KRONE

BELARUSIAN RUBLE BHUTANESE NGULTRUM CHILEAN PESO CZECH KORUNA GAMBIAN DALASI KENYAN SHILLING M - - - - - - - - R - - - - - -

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The October meeting was the A.G.M. when the committee & officers were elected as follows :- President - June Sellers, Vice- President- Hazel Conner Secretary - Val Walker Treasurer - Shirley Sutton Lunch sec.- Gloria Traves Competitions - Margaret Reed Committee - Shirley Harland, Kathleen Thornton. There will be a Christmas Decoration Demonstration at the No-vember meeting at 7.00p.m. on the 7th in Rudston Village Hall. Visitors welcome at a charge of £3 Competition - an Angel We will be planning our Christmas meal out for Tuesday 5th De-cember.

For more information contact:- June Sellers 01262 420237.

This is a polite reminder that the tennis courts both grass and tarmac are to be used only for playing tennis and NOT football.

Also please do not put football goal posts against the tennis court netting as footballs hitting the netting do damage it.

………………….. We continue to play throughout the winter weather permitting.

Please ring 01262 420462 if you are interested in playing.

Rudston Tennis Club

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All Saints Church Social Committee You are invited to a Pre- Christmas Coffee Morning at Romano , Kilham Road Rudston on Friday 1st December - by Kind Invitation of Wendy & Tony Proctor . Raffle- stalls- games. Proceeds to Rudston Church & Charity. All welcome.

Tickets £3 before from Wendy 420602 or on the door.

Rudston Church Carol Service , Sherry & Mince pies. Sunday 17th December at 6 p.m. For ALL ages. EVERYONE welcome as usual.

Everyone enjoyed the Harvest Festival & Supper. Thanks to those who gave. helped & supported.

June Sellers (Social Secretary for Rudston P.C.C.)

Invite you:-

Bingo at Rudston Village Hall on Tuesday 21st No-vember. Eyes down at 7.30 p.m. All cash prizes.

Everyone welcome.

Santas Sleigh will visit Rudston on Thursday 7th December Monday 11th December is the date of Brid Lions Christmas Concert

at The Spa. Everyone welcome. Free entry . Raffle Let Mike Sellers know if you want to go.

telephone 420237

North Wolds Lions Club

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Councillor Phone E-mail Ms S Tompkin 705 cllr.tompkin@rudston.org.uk Mr P Pennock 385 cllr.pennock@rudston.org.uk Mr R Overfield 397 cllr.overfield@rudston.org.uk Ms E Potter 890 cllr.potter@rudston.org.uk Mr S Rhodes 064 cllr.rhodes@rudston.org.uk Mr T Smallwood 283 cllr.smallwood@rudston.org.uk Mrs A Starkey 114 cllr.starkey@rudston.org.uk Mr C Shanks 993 cllr.shanks@rudston.org.uk Mr B Warcup 440 cllr.warcup@rudston.org.uk Mr N Watson 848 cllr.watson@rudston.org.uk chair@rudston.org.uk Mr P Wood 092 cllr.wood@rudston.org.uk The Parish Clerk is Ms J Hobson. She can be contacted as follows:

Phone: 07542874957 Email: clerk@rudston.org.uk Post: 10 Grimston Road, Hunmanby, Filey YO14 0NF

Below is a list of the Rudston Parish councillors with Rudston ‘phone numbers and email addresses.

John Walker is collecting used stamps on behalf of All Saints Church, for the Christian Leprosy Mission. There is a collection box just inside the Church, or you can contact John on 01262 603170.

You can also take your used stamps to Sue Gilbank, who is collecting stamps, as before, but for this charity.

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Saturday April 14th

Village Hall

Library Theatre Touring Company

Present

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Rudston Parish

Council News

Volunteers Needed To Support Our Defibrillator

As part of the support for our defibrillator, we have got a scheme called VETS (Village Emergency Telephone Service). A third of all 999 calls are from lone rescuers, so getting help to them quickly is important. VETS is a community run system, and enables up to 10 neighbours to assist pending the arrival of the emergency services. For instance, if you are on your own with the person having a heart attack, a call to VETS means someone else may be able to collect the defibrillator and bring it to you. The VETS system works like this:

We need some more people to volunteer to be on the tele-phone list for the VETS scheme. If you are happy to be on the phone list, please contact Jen Hobson, Parish Clerk, phone: 07542874957, Email: clerk@rudston.org.uk.

The next Parish Council Meeting is to be held on Wednesday 13th December at 7.30pm in the village hall.